foothold in Irish
foothold in Irish is lán coise — foothold means a secure place to put one's foot when climbing.
foothold in Irish
lán coise
(climbing) A solid grip with the feet.
What does "foothold" mean?
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noun A secure place to put one's foot when climbing.
"He searched the rock face for a solid foothold."
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noun A secure position from which further progress can be made (figurative).
"The company finally gained a foothold in the Asian market."
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foothold in a sentence
- He searched the rock face for a solid foothold.
- The company finally gained a foothold in the Asian market.
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What is "foothold" in Irish?
"foothold" in Irish is lán coise. foothold means: A secure place to put one's foot when climbing.
How do you use "foothold" in a sentence?
Example: "He searched the rock face for a solid foothold." In Irish, "foothold" is lán coise.
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